by Chris | Jan 2, 2015 | Development, Development, Mac, Mobile
Including a .gitignore file in your Xcode project helps to keep your git repository clean and your commits effective. Git is the default version control system, seamless integrated into Xcode since Xcode 4. So it is quite easy to develop your iOS projects under git...
by Chris | Oct 3, 2014 | Applications, Development, Mobile
The current project: A complete rewrite of the good old CompareMe app in Apples new programming language Swift. So, there are some insights & code snippets of a Swift ActionSheet example I want to share with the interested iOS developer community. Today,...
by Chris | Sep 24, 2014 | Applications, Mobile
I just migrated to the new iPhone6 and recognized, that I’m not able to send out any emails from different apps like the Apple Mail app or within third party apps. After reinstalling from iCloud-backup I go all my previously installed pop/smtp-mail accounts....
by Chris | Dec 4, 2011 | Development, Mobile
A short reminder on how to name your iPhone / iPad app icons properly. Sure, you can always specify those names specificy in the application info.plist. But why not chose convention over configuration to make life easier 😉 Icon.png (required) # 57x57px …...
by Chris | Oct 24, 2011 | Culture, Culture, Culture, Mac, Mobile, Web
Apple just published the video of the tribute to Steve special event at the Apple Campus on October 19, 2011. So kind, that the Apple folks are sharing the event with us. Thanks. It’s really moving. Picture: Apple
by Chris | Oct 6, 2011 | Applications, Applications, Applications, Culture, Culture, Culture, Development, Development, Development, Hardware, Hardware, Hardware, Mac, Mix, Mobile, Web
Thank you for so much, Steve. I was deeply moved by Your commencement speech in Stanford as I am when I watch it today …
